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December 26, 2001UPS, matching a similar service from FedEx, unveils technology that lets merchants send an e-mail shipping label directly to customers who need to return merchandise.
More Banks Offering Online Services to Customers
December 21, 2001Community banks continue to invest in technological tools and applications that provide value to customers and increase operational efficiency, according to the Independent Community Bankers of America and Infinet Resources.
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December 18, 2001New NativeMinds Inc. technology will allow virtual reps to interpret and respond accurately to context-sensitive questions.
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December 18, 2001Korea's National Tourism Organization to deploy SpeechWorks natural language speech solution to enable easy retrieval of information such as sight-seeing tours, popular destinations and geographic regions at any time, from anywhere.
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The D-Nect Infinity is the first good-looking helmet we've seen that incorporates Bluetooth as standard. Dainese is offering it on a limited-run, beta test basis. Basically, the company plans to sell 990 of these helmets, poll those customers for feedback and then incorporate their suggestions into a full product line.
Aftermarket Bluetooth add-ons have been available for a couple years, but they're bulky — sticking to the helmet externally and requiring internal modification for speakers and microphone — and have had mixed results when used across a variety of helmets. By incorporating this technology into the helmet's design from inception, Dainese has been able to seamlessly integrate it. Let's hope this means clearer, more reliable communications with other riders, and electronic devices like a sat-nav unit or cell phone.


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Line honours winner The Fork in the Road has also made a clean sweep of handicap honours in the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania's oldest race, the Bruny Island Race.
Skippered by former Olympic and world champion dinghy sailor Gary Smith, the New Zealand-designed, Tasmanian-built Bakewell-White 45, outsailed the fleet last night as she completed the 89 nautical mile circumnavigation of the island, south of Hobart, in the fast time of 10 hours and 16 seconds.
Race officer Roger Martin this morning declared The Fork in the Road provisional winner of the AMS, IRC and PHS handicap categories, with the AMS scoring deciding the overall win of the iconic race, first sailed in 1898.
The course took the fleet from Hobart down the River Derwent and through the winding reaches of the D'Entrecasteaux Channel before rounding the southernmost tip of elongated Bruny Island, Tasman Head, and sailing up its rugged seaward coast back to the Derwent and Hobart.
However, the corrected time results are provisional as two yachts, Masquerade (Tony Harman) and Auch (Richard Scarr) are seeking redress for standing by another yacht during an incident near the Friars, a group of rocky islets south of Tasman Head, the southernmost point of Bruny Island.
Masquerade has been placed second to The Fork in the Road in the AMS and PHS categories, but Auch's corrected times have placed her back in the fleet.
In the AMS category, The Fork in the Road provisionally won on corrected time by just under 29 minutes from Masquerade, third place going to Ramrod (Royce Salter) which was second boat to finish.
Under PHS scoring, the corrected time margin The Fork un the Road and Masquerade was slightly less, with third place going to Wildfire (Malcolm Robinson) which was the second last yacht to complete the course at 11.23pm on Saturday night.
In IRC scoring, The Fork in the Road won from The Protagonist (Stuart Denny) and Intrigue (Don Calvert).
The race was exceptionally fast, the entire fleet finishing before midnight on Saturday.
Strong north-westerly winds initially gave the fleet a spinnaker dash down the Derwent and D'Entrecasteaux Channel, with a westerly change around midday on Saturday giving the boats a fast reach up the seaward side of Bruny Island and back to the river.
The Fork in the Road's outstanding performance is a fitting reward for owner/skipper Gary Smith's determination to return to racing out of the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania after a break of two seasons.
This past summer, The Fork in the Road has taken line honours in the Launceston to Hobart Race, the King of the Derwent and now the Bruny Island Race, as well as being provisional winner of all three handicap categories in the Bruny Island Race.
If the provisional results are maintained, this will be the first time since Doctor Who in 2003 that a yacht has taken line honours and first place in each handicap category.
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Piccolo, kwitis, Goodbye Bading, others lead 'cracker-related injuries
MANILA, Philippines—The infamous piccolo, a type of firecracker banned by the government, remains to be among the leading causes of firecracker-related injuries as the New Year revelry draws nearer, the Department of Health said Monday.
Speaking to reporters during an ocular inspection at the Jose Reyes Memorial Medical Center in Manila, DOH Undersecretary Teodoro Herbosa said piccolo registered the biggest number of injuries at 107, or 58.1 percent, of the total 184 firecracker-related cases as of its latest advisory.
Seventy-eight of the 184 injured were children aged six to 10 years old, and 57 of these children were said to have used piccolo.
Piccolo is a roughly two-inch illegal firecracker that ignites when scratched on a rough surface. Injuries caused by piccolo could be as minor as burns or as serious and permanent as blindness.
Reports had it that in 2011, 265 of the 972 recorded firecracker-related injuries were caused by piccolo.
Herbosa said piccolo continues to attract customers, particularly children, due to its cheap pricing, as well as its packaging.
"Ang teorya namin kaya piccolo ang pinakamarami kasi mura. P10 to P15 lang ito per pack na may laman na 20. Tapos nakaka-attract sa mga bata yung packaging na minsan cartoon, pirate, or kung ano ano (Our theory is that piccolo is the more prevalent because it's the cheapest. It's only P10 to P15 per pack and it has 20 pieces. Then it attracts the children because the packaging has cartoon characters, pirates and others)," Herbosa said.
Another type of firecracker which holds the second biggest share to injuries is kwitis with 15, 5-star with 11, triangle with 9, and baby rocket and another unspecified type, with 6.
NCR registered the biggest number of cases at 91, or 48.9 percent of the total number, followed by Region VI with 18, or 9.7 percent.
"Ang mensahe sa lahat ay huwag nating paglarui ng paputok a ng mga bata . . . paalala sa mga magulang, huwag hayaan ang mga anak sa harap ng panganib . . . huwag sila bigyan ng paputok (Our message to all is don't let children play with firecrackers. Reminders to parents, don't let your children in front of these dangerous items, don't give them firecrackers)," Herbosa said.
Meanwhile, the National Capital Region Police Office said it has confiscated 716 boxes of piccolo, along with one truckload of assorted firecrackers and pyrotechnics seized in Manila, and another two pick-ups, and two other jeepneeys loaded with same items confiscated in Quezon City, and Eastern Police District areas.
Six stalls and 35 other ambulant vendors were also closed down.
Moreover, NCRPO chief, Police Director Leonardo Espina also said that as of 4 p.m., 141 persons have been arrested for violations of Republic Act 7183, the act regulating the sale, manufacture, distribution and use of firecrackers and other pyrotechnic devices.
Republic Act 7183 states that the manufacturers, distributors and users of banned firecrackers and other pyrotechnic devices may be imprisoned from six months to a year with a fine from P20,000 to P30,000 once caught.
Among others, Goodbye Philippines, Giant Plapla, Giant Lolo, Giant Bawang, Coke-in-Can Bomb, Bin Laden, Kwiton Bomb, Goodbye Bading, Kabasi, and picolo were those that have been identified as illegal firecracker products.
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Xander Bogaerts and Jackie Bradley Jr. both figure to begin the 2013 season in the minors. There's a good chance they'll stay there for the entire season, but we've seen in the past how circumstances can change throughout the course of a 162-game season.
The Red Sox endured plenty of injuries last season, and while they hope that isn't the case this year, you simply never know when an unfortunate turn of events could thrust one of the team's farmhands into big league action sooner than expected. The Sox would definitely love for Bogaerts and Bradley to get some more seasoning before making the jump to the majors, but perhaps it isn't outside that realm of possibility that one or both could arrive in Boston at some point this season.
If the injury bug bites, the Red Sox may elect to go in a different direction before turning to their two prized prospects. Even so, baseball's September roster expansion provides another opportunity for Bogaerts or Bradley to get their first taste of big league action. If they do get called up, the focus then turns to which one could make an immediate impact.
Bogaerts, a 20-year-old shortstop, was ranked the No. 8 prospect in baseball by Baseball America. He hit .326 (30-for-92) with five home runs and 17 RBIs in 23 games with Double-A Portland last season. Prior to that, he hit .302 with 15 home runs and 64 RBIs in 104 games with High-A Salem. His bat is clearly his biggest strength, and many scouts expect him to become a future big league All-Star because of his plate presence.
Bradley, who turns 23 in April, was rated the No. 31 prospect for 2013 by Baseball America. Perhaps he could arrive in the majors sooner rather than later, though, not only because he's older than Bogaerts, but also because there's some uncertainty surrounding the future of center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury. Bradley hit .315 with nine home runs and 63 RBIs split between High-A Salem and Double-A Portland in 2012. He also swiped 24 bags, and his defense is what has scouts drooling.
Red Sox manager John Farrell said after Thursday's exhibition against Northeastern that we got a "glimpse into the future" by watching Bogaerts and Bradley. The question is when exactly will that future arrive, and one has to wonder who will have the bigger impact when it finally does.
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OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Authorities say a man is dead and a woman is in serious condition after a car crashed into a house in Omaha.
Police say 50-year-old Charles Tolbert Jr. was found dead outside the vehicle when officers and medics arrived shortly after 3:30 a.m. Monday. The vehicle's driver, 49-year-old Danyell Stanfield, was taken to the Nebraska Medical Center in serious condition.
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We revisit four recent features from the CultureFiles section at GoPhila.com. We look back at the history of Philadelphia's Curtis Institute of Music. We'll take a walk through Doylestown's James A. Michener Art Museum, while Susan Lewis visits the Rosenbach Museum & Library and the Fairmount Water Works.


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Current Research and Scholarly Interests Dr. Cho's major areas of interest include: ethical and social issues in genetic research, stem cell research, bioweapons and microbial genome research, the effects of gene patenting on clinical genetic testing and research, and the impacts of academic-industry ties on biomedical research.
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Thomas A. Raffin Professor in Medicine and Biomedical Ethics, Professor (Teaching) of Medicine (General Medical Disciplines) and, by courtesy, of Bioengineering
Current Research and Scholarly Interests Genetic testing, gene therapy, genetically engineered organisms, and the history of eugenics. Stem cell research and cloning, and egg procurement. Examining ethical issues in reproductive technologies. Organ transplantation including donation after cardiac death, ethics of listing decisions. End of life issues in both adults and children.
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Current Research and Scholarly Interests Maren Grainger-Monsen creates films and education programs that touch people emotionally and intellectually to cause them to think deeply about important issues in healthcare, change health policy and improve patient care. She has developed a signature style of interweaving documentary footage with beautiful stylistic imagery and sound to create visually, intellectually and emotionally stirring documentaries for medical students, healthcare providers and the general public.
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With her collaborator, graphic designer Ann Boughton, Tobin has completed the production of three educational multimedia CD-ROM discs about the genetic revolution in medical care sparked by the rapid advances in our knowledge about the human genome. An on-line version derived and updated from these CDs is pending release through Twisted Ladder Media, and is entitled: "The New Genetics: Medicine and the Human Genome. Molecular Concepts, Applications, and Ramifications." In addition, Tobin and Boughton have collaborated on educational websites on inherited risk of breast cancer and on hereditary colorectal cancer with the Stanford Cancer Genetics Clinic.
Tobin's current major research interests include an educational project funded by the National Science Foundation to create and evaluate innovative modules for undergraduates entitled, "The New Genetics: Electronic Tools for Educational Innovation." The modules are presented in on-line form as an electronic course and are accompanied by workbook exercises and problem sets. The content includes principles of genetics, molecular genetic technologies, applications in medicine, environmental biology, agriculture, and society, as well as implications. In addition, she is collaborating on two projects that are exploring the ramifications of using genetic information about addiction risk in the judicial system.
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The A-B Tech Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization. All donations to the Foundation are tax deductible as allowed by law. The Foundation has assets totaling over $7.5 million. This past year we awared 378 scholarships totaling over $480,000.
However, the need is still great. Over 72% of our students need some form of financial aid to complete their studies. The financial support of our Alumni, friends of the college, and the business community is vital to help these individuals earn a credential that can transform not only their lives, but also the lives of their families and our communities.
On behalf of our students, faculty and staff, I want to thank you and honor all of you who so generously give to provide the critical financial support which we need annually to support A-B Tech.
The mission of the Foundation is to support Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College in all of its programs and activities to ensure that quality educational opportunities are available to its students, faculty and staff.
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- Professional Development: Professional development activities enhance our instructors' teaching skills by providing current information on industry trends.
- Renovation and Expansion: Our curriculum enrollment has increased 46.3% since 2001, making it necessary to build new facilities and to renovate others to state-of-the-art condition.
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I was happy in general but thought that some things, like the interpretations of the songs, were a bit disappointing.
As a teen I loved the parts with Gollum in the caves.
I remember that I loved this book in my teens and thought I'd give it another go. I didn't enjoy it as much as I did when I was younger, probably because it lacks the depth of character that could be found in The Lord of the Rings trilogy (which I read as an adult). The Hobbit is much easier to read than The Lord of the Rings trilogy so if you liked the movies but thought the books were hard to get through you should start with The Hobbit instead.
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It's a well written book and I see why it would appeal to a lot of readers but I didn't appreciate it. It's too glum for my fancy.
"Probably enjoyable if parenting interests you!"
Children, parenting, tee-ball (and a small portion of lesbian romance)
I would have focused more on the romance part. The plot deals mostly with parenting issues and with kids in various forms. I don't have much interest in parenting or kids and find this book kinda dull.
Dating a woman with a kid
I have read both "Too Close to Touch" and "96 hours" which are great books. If you are as disinterested in parenting as me you should read those instead. If parenting interests you I think you'll like this book.
"Great narration"
I found the print version sort of dullish and I struggled with it for a long time until I decided to buy the audio version instead. Dunne was able to make the story more interesting. She gives the story and characters life in a way the print version couldn't.
Theodora; her emotional connection with Eleanor is interesting to follow.
Dunn did a great job and gives each character their own characteristics.
Was everything that happened real or was it a product of Eleanor's perception of reality?
"Hilarious, fluffy fun"
I haven't read the print version but I would probably find that the audio edition is more entertaining if I had.
The lighthearted way it makes fun of itself and the genre.
Every character has it's own voice and characteristics. Her voice fits the book.
I wish LJ Baker would write more books like this one. I have listened to it twice and enjoyed the book both times.
"The best dystopian series I've read this far."
Yes, I plan to listen to all the books in the series again.
This book is similar in style but superior to Hunger Games and Divergent.
She was very good at conveying emotions.
The books in this series is intense and I think that it's a good idea to take breaks.
The strength of this book is its characters. The characters are three dimentional and Alexandra Bracken really makes you care for them. You understand the motivation for each character. This is the best series I've read so far. I hope Alexandra Bracken will write many more books in the future!
"Better than the first book"
The politics behind the testing is better explained and feels more plausible than in the first book. I like that Cia is her own person that makes her own decisions based on what she thinks is right.
The part in the old zoo was interesting.
I saw most of the ending coming but there was still a part of the ending that was unexpected.
No. I don't think that she was a good choice for this series. Most voices sound the same.
This book is more developed and interesting than the first. Thomas is not in this book as much as in the first one, which is a good thing in my opinion. He is too perfect with few character flaws, which makes him uninteresting.
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Most interesting: Cia is a driven character that thinks for herself. She doesn't have to be saved. The way the government works and the dynamics behind the testing is interesting. Even though the PTSD in books such as Hunger Games is a probable outcome it was sort of nice to read a book without a main character suffering from it.
Least interesting: Thomas is a very uninteresting character; he's just too perfect with few apparent character flaws. The romance is also uninteresting.
It's difficult to hear which character is talking from listening to her voice because the voice, especially when boys speak, sounds the same.
It's apparent that the author has gotten her inspiration from The Hunger Games and Divergent.
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Jonas the cat and Merricat. I really liked the relationship between Merricat and Jonas. Even though Merricat obviously is mentally unstable she is a likable character.
She gave all the caracters their own voice and did a good job at conveying emotions. Her narration of the the village villains was especially chilling.
After having listened to this book for a while I realized that the character's inner thoughts, feelings and motivations were more interesting than the plot they were wrapped in. Once I shifted my focus to the inner turmoil of the characters I started loving the book.I like the way Shirley Jackson lets the reader piece together what happened, and why.
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The unusual association of alcoholic liver cirrhosis, atrophy of the left hepatic lobe and endophlebitis of the left hepatic vein (partial Budd-Chiari-Syndrome) has been observed in a 72-year-old male. The atrophy of the left hepatic lobe was diagnosed by liver scanning and laparoscopy. The patient's condition finally deteriorated and he died in a chronic form of hepatic coma. At autopsy the right hepatic vein, the branches of the portal vein and the extrahepatic bile ducts were normal. The left hepatic vein showed the histological picture of an organized endophlebitis of indeterminate age. |
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Luminescence Dynamics of Terbium Monodipicolinate in Ethyl Ammonium Nitrate
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Energy level dynamics are experimentally examined for terbium monodipicolinate dissolved in ethyl ammonium nitrate (EAN). The luminescence lifetime, the luminescence risetime, and the absorption spectrum of terbium monodipicolinate in EAN are measured. The risetime of luminescence in terbium dipicolinate is experimentally shown to be nonzero and measurable. A dynamic model is presented that describes the evolution of terbium dipicolinate luminescence in EAN. The long risetime in the model is caused by a resonance between the 5E6 state in the terbium cation and the lowest triplet state (T1) in the dipicolinate anion. Bacterial endospore components dissolved in EAN are used to check the time resolution of the experimental apparatus. EAN is discussed partly because it is a room-temperature ionic liquid (RTIL), which is a class of solvents that may be useful for detecting bacterial endospores in the atmosphere.
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The Ten Greatest Rolling Stones Songs
In honor of the anti-Beatles 50th anniversary, I figured it was time for just a little bit of controversy. Why? Because the Rolling Stones would so dig controversy. Just look at all the interesting tidbits that have plagued their existence over the past 50 years:
- In 1967 they became targets of the authorities for their self-proclaimed recreational drug use.
- In 1969, Brian Jones drowned under bizarre circumstances.
- Also in 1969, the Altamont Speedway incident featuring the infamous debacle with the Hell's Angels as security guards.
- Followed by even more drug arrests, specifically Keith Richards, in 1973, '75, and '77.
As you can see, controversy followed The Stones everywhere. So it only stands to reason that they ought to have a Ten Greatest Songs list, right? So here it is: The best of The Stones!
Just Missing the Cut:
"19th Nervous Breakdown" (1966) – Album: Aftermath
"Paint it Black" (1966) – Album: Aftermath
Why weren't these included? Well, among other reasons, Aftermath produced so many hits and choosing the one song off of it was difficult enough. Besides, the one we did choose seemed to fit the list a little better.
"Get Off Of My Cloud" (1965) – Album: December's Children (And Everybody's)
"Wild Horses" (1971) – Album: Sticky Fingers
"Loving Cup" (1972) – Album: Exile on Main St.


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Eric Gagne told a French-Canadian radio station that he has a tryout scheduled for today with the Phillies, but general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. was unavailable for comment when Philadelphia Daily News reporter David Murphy tried to get in touch with him about the former Cy Young winner.
Gagne signed a minor-league deal with the Brewers last winter after posting a 5.44 ERA in 46 innings for Milwaukee in 2008, but was released early in spring training when shoulder problems sidelined him. Once healthy he spent last season pitching in an independent Canadian league, where the longtime closer moved back to the rotation and had a 4.65 ERA in 17 starts.
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Zhu, R; Howorka, S; Proll, J; Kienberger, F; Preiner, J; Hesse, J; ... Hinterdorfer, P; + view all (2010) Nanomechanical recognition measurements of individual DNA molecules reveal epigenetic methylation patterns. NAT NANOTECHNOL , 5 (11) 788 - 791. 10.1038/NNAN0.2010.212.
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Atomic force microscopy(1) (AFM) is a powerful tool for analysing the shapes of individual molecules and the forces acting on them. AFM-based force spectroscopy provides insights into the structural and energetic dynamics(2-4) of biomolecules by probing the interactions within individual molecules(5,6), or between a surface-bound molecule and a cantilever that carries a complementary binding partner(7-9). Here, we show that an AFM cantilever with an antibody tether can measure the distances between 5-methylcytidine bases in individual DNA strands with a resolution of 4 angstrom, thereby revealing the DNA methylation pattern, which has an important role in the epigenetic control of gene expression. The antibody is able to bind two 5-methylcytidine bases of a surface-immobilized DNA strand, and retracting the cantilever results in a unique rupture signature reflecting the spacing between two tagged bases. This nanomechanical approach might also allow related chemical patterns to be retrieved from biopolymers at the single-molecule level.
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Title: | Nanomechanical recognition measurements of individual DNA molecules reveal epigenetic methylation patterns |
Keywords: | ATOMIC-FORCE MICROSCOPY, SINGLE-MOLECULE, OLIGONUCLEOTIDE MICROARRAYS, COMPLEMENTARY STRANDS, REAL-TIME, SPECTROSCOPY, ANTIBODIES, 5-METHYLCYTOSINE, POLYMERASE, PROTEIN |
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The 25 year old looked to the 15 year old he had just manipulated into riding in his 'pedovan' and found the situation pervect.
The lonely anime nerd and his Haruhi pillow/sex-doll were the pervect couple.
The lonely anime nerd and his Haruhi pillow/sex-doll were the pervect couple.
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REDONDO BEACH, Calif. Northrop Grumman successfully passed the last significant mission design milestone for NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, the spacecraft Critical Design Review, five months ahead of schedule, following the replan.
The spacecraft provides the power and communications for the whole observatory and is responsible for pointing the telescope and image stabilization. Northrop Grumman is under contract to NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., for the design and development of the Webb Telescope's optics, sunshield and spacecraft.
An independent panel of experts conducted a rigorous, weeklong review of the detailed design, construction and testing plans, and flight software for the Webb Telescope's spacecraft. The CDR included extensive discussions on all aspects of the spacecraft to ensure construction of a vehicle that will enable the powerful telescope and science instruments to deliver astonishing views of the universe. The team successfully completed more than 76 preceding reviews on the spacecraft subsystems to prepare for this CDR.
"Our Northrop Grumman team did an incredibly thorough job preparing for this design review and demonstrated impressive knowledge of Webb's subsystems," said Andy Cohen, Webb spacecraft manager, Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems. "I am exceptionally proud of how hard this team worked to meet this important mission milestone on an accelerated schedule."
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is made up of three major components the telescope, the tennis-court sized sunshield, and the spacecraft. The sunshield separates the observatory into a warm sun-facing side and a cold anti-sun side to protect the telescope optics or mirrors from the sun and Earth's heat. The warm side below the sunshield is the spacecraft side. The spacecraft provides power, pointing capability and fuel for station keeping.
The completed mirrors arrived at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in December 2013, and production of the final flight sunshield layers is currently underway. The spacecraft CDR was the last major design to complete, marking significant progress toward completion of the Webb Telescope. Following this successful review, manufacturing of the various parts that make up the spacecraft such as the fuel tanks, gryoscopes and solar panels will continue.
The James Webb Space Telescope is the world's next-generation space observatory and successor to the Hubble Space Telescope. The most powerful space telescope ever built, the Webb Telescope will observe the most distant objects in the universe, provide images of the first galaxies formed and see unexplored planets around distant stars. The Webb Telescope is a joint project of NASA, the European Space Agency and the Canadian Space Agency.


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A famous politician once said that we are 'all in this together' and he is right. Whilst he was talking about the banking crisis and the resulting recession, I'm talking about community. For me there is such a thing as society.
It's easy to be pessimistic about the economy and worry about Britain's future. Over a million young people are unemployed and being failed by an economy that struggles to provide skilled, stable work. In the International Year of Co-operatives let's fix the broken economy ourselves. I advocate looking at the model of co-ops for the way forward.
Co-operatives are defined by the United Nations as 'business enterprises owned and controlled by the very members that they serve' with '...decisions made in co-operatives are balanced by the pursuit of profit and the needs and interests of members and their communities'. This means co-ops not only serve their members, they serve wider society, a goal I would say is synonymous to beliefs held by the founders of the Soil Association.
You are probably aware of the big co-ops in Britain like The Co-operative which boasts a range of businesses from food to funeral services. However, did you know that nearly 13 million people in the UK are involved in co-ops? Co-operatives UK has developed a phone app so you can find one wherever you are, whatever service you may be looking for.
Right there at the forefront of a new wave of co-ops you will find food. The Real Bread Campaign is demonstrating how putting real loaves back at the center of our towns and villages through community supported bakeries has been really positive. A great example of this approach is 'Loaf', a community bakery, cookery school and soon to be shop in partnership with the South Birmingham Food Co-op.
Make use of the Sustain food co-ops finder to see what's already happening in your area.
If we are in this together, let us be in it for the long haul; for the young people seeking rewarding, stable employment; for a society based on economic equity and transparency; for a food future with communities based at the heart of it.
Anna Louise Batchelor is an environmental scientist who has worked in academia, government and industry. For the last six years she has been part of Reading's True Food Co-op.
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A view of downtown Cambridge.
Meredith Girard shops in downtown Cambridge with her kids, Nicholas, 3 months, and Grace, who is almost three. Girard says she moved to the area while looking for the prettiest place on the eastern shore of Maryland.
Towns by the Sea
This is the second installment of an occasional series in Tides profiling Delmarva communities that owe their character, history and livelihood to their proximity to the water.
About Cambridge
� In 2012, Cambridge was estimated to have 12,503 residents.
� The city of Cambridge was founded in 1684.
� Cambridge hosts a Second Saturday event monthly in the downtown area, which features the arts and local stores.
Sources, from top to bottom: U.S. Census, Dorchester County Tourism and Cambridge Main Street websites.
The Sparkling Blue Choptank, a mural in downtown Cambridge.
A detail from The Sparkling Blue Choptank, a mural in downtown Cambridge.
The High Spot is a popular Cambridge restaurant.
CAMBRIDGE — Plenty of people drive through Cambridge on Route 50 on the way to Ocean City from the western shore, passing fast-food restaurants, gas stations and a Wal-Mart.
But those who turn off the major artery of Maryland�s Eastern Shore to explore the small city of Cambridge will likely be glad they did.
On a recent Friday night in downtown Cambridge, people are enjoying beer and the company of friends at Realerevival Brewing, or RAR, on Poplar Street in the building that used to be a pool hall and bowling alley. Across the street and just a little down the road, diners are partaking in meals at Jimmie & Sook�s and Bistro Poplar.
Cynthia Thomas, 44, is downtown with her family � Tony Thomas, 47, Gus Thomas, 14, and Luci Thomas, 9. They�re headed to see a Christmas train display at the old firehouse and to do some shopping.�
Cynthia, who�s been living in Cambridge for 35 years and has family ties to the downtown area � for one, her grandfather owned the recreation center that�s now RAR � says it�s nice to see the downtown working to become thriving again. �It�s almost like little Fells Point,� she says, referring to the trendy neighborhood in Baltimore.
She and her family go to various downtown events and like to eat out there. And in her opinion, Cambridge has some of the most beautiful waterfront in Maryland.
�It�s oh so very important to the community,� she says.
The water was part of the draw for Meredith Girard, who has lived in Cambridge for about seven years. Girard and her two children � Nicholas Girard, 7 months, and Grace Girard, who is almost 3 � are downtown doing Christmas shopping on a mid-December Wednesday.
Meredith says she had been living in the Washington area for a while and wanted to move back to be close to the Chesapeake Bay. She�s from Pennsylvania originally, but grew up in Maryland.
�Once I started heading East, I just kind of couldn�t stop until I got to the prettiest place I could find, and Cambridge was it,� Girard says.
In addition to being close to the water, Girard says she likes supporting local businesses and riding her bike among the scenery.
�We love it,� she says. �We love being near the water, and it�s a great community, and we really hope to see more jobs, more economic development here and things that are good for the community.�
The water
Cambridge is situated along the Choptank River, which feeds into the Chesapeake Bay. Not far off from High Street, the Choptank River Lighthouse � shaped not like a tall and thin lighthouse but almost like a house on tall stilts � is in the river, not far from the coast.
The vast expanse of open water in this area makes it colder and windier than in downtown Cambridge. It�s not too crowded, aside from a large flock of seagulls, a few cars and two people walking.
A boardwalk covered with bird droppings leads out to the lighthouse, which is closed at the time. This boardwalk is part of a rectangle-shaped path above the water that people can walk on. Meanwhile, cars can be seen crossing the bridge over the Choptank River on Route 50.
The Dorchester County Visitors Center, with its recognizable white sail, is not too far away, either. Outside the visitors center on summer days, people can lie on the small beach or get into the river.
On the other side of Route 50, the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Resort, Spa and Marina is situated on the river. Visitors take a turn onto Heron Boulevard and drive a little bit until reaching the hotel, which has large windows overlooking the waterfront.
The water brings visitors and new residents to Cambridge, but locals become used to living by the water. J.T. Merryweather, co-owner of Realerevival Brewing downtown, thinks many locals take it for granted.
A reporter asks brewery co-owner Chris Brohawn if the water is a big part of his life.
�A better way to put is it was a way of life,� Brohawn says.
�That�s exactly it,� Merryweather says. �Going out on the boat in the summertime soon as it got warm enough, the weather got warm enough to strap on a bathing suit and jump out in the water, I mean, you were either on your boat or one of your friends� boats.�
Downtown changes
Downtown Cambridge has begun a revival in recent years, and an addition this past August was Realerevival Brewing, where people on the recent Friday night are gathered at the bar and high-top tables.
A chalkboard shows the day�s offerings, and the brewing equipment can be seen from the large room where people sit down for a beer.
Brohawn, 32, and Merryweather, 30, are at the brewery before it opens for the day on a Wednesday and reflect on the changes they�ve seen. They grew up in the area and graduated from Cambridge-South Dorchester High School before leaving for school and returning.
�When we were born, when we were younger, there was still kind of a blossoming downtown,� Brohawn says. �I mean, we still had department stores, barbershops, you know, your mom and pop shops, appliance places, and then the �90s hit and it kind of started falling off and the 2000s really killed downtown, and fortunately some of the younger folks have come back.
�We�re kind of in the middle of this resurgence.��
At RAR with a small group on the Friday evening is Bernie Elliott, who will be opening Elliott�s Baking Co. about a tenth of a mile away at 429 Race St. After moving to Cambridge from Towson, Md., six years ago, 52-year-old Elliott says she wanted to open a coffee shop. Elliott�s Baking Co., which is expected to open Feb. 1, will include specialty coffees, soups, salads, breads and more.
Being close to the water was part of the draw for her, as well.
�That was the best part about living in Cambridge,� she says.
Water-reliant business
While businesses in Cambridge certainly benefit from being near the water � some more than others � there�s at least one business downtown that especially relies on boat owners as customers.
The Cambridge Canvas & Sail Loft on High Street has been around since 1985 and among the business� projects are winter covers, boat dodgers and awnings for buildings, says Nell Rosemere, one of the partners at the business, who was born and raised in Cambridge.
On the second floor of the building, work stations are built into the ground so the large projects � one they are working on that day is a sail cover for the Skipjack Nathan of Dorchester � have room to spread out. The person working on the project gets down a few feet into one of the work stations and sits in a chair. Each one has a sewing machine on the floor, and the floor surface becomes, in a way, like a very large table.
Situated not far from the shops and eateries of downtown and the Chesapeake College Cambridge Center is the Harriet Tubman Museum & Education Center, located at 424 Race St. The museum, where people can learn more about the woman known for helping free slaves on the Underground Railroad, is part of the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway. The byway has stops in Cambridge and other sites in Dorchester County and Caroline County.
Another museum not too far away � still in the downtown area � is the Richardson Maritime Museum on High Street.
On a Friday evening, Cambridge resident Charles Nelson, 51, is downtown, planning to buy a lottery ticket at a local convenience store.
�It�s a nice place to live; a lot of people say it ain�t,� Nelson says. There�s some drama sometimes at certain bars, but he stays away from that. Instead, he goes to work, goes home and eats dinner.
Tish Morris, 49, is walking downtown with her husband, Dave, 55, that evening, before meeting up with Elliott and her husband at RAR.
Tish, who says they bought property here two years ago and are in the process of moving from Washington, says the historic district and restaurants were among the things that drew them to Cambridge. Dave says what brought them to the small city was that the first time they visited, they traveled there on the water.
�We sailed to Cambridge before we even drove here,� he says.
The good things about Cambridge are being noticed on a national level. Livability.com named Cambridge one of the Top 10 Best Small Towns of 2013.
�It�s been written up as one of the best small towns in America, and we believe that,� Tish Morris says.


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In an effort to educate voters, the League of Women Voters is sponsoring a public forum with guest speaker Douglas County Clerk Jamie Shew.
Shew will address the laws on voter identification requirements and Kansas redistricting. He also will speak about the struggle for women's voting rights.
The forum is scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday in the County Commission chambers of the Douglas County Courthouse.
The event is free and open to the public.


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Updating the Blow for more luxurious and editorial feel.
Colour lifts and puts the POP into the collection.
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1. Nothing Wakes You Up Like a Little Lipstick
The ever-present tube of classic red in your mom's purse wasn't just for dressing up—we now understand what a pick-me-up it can be on any day.
2. Always Slather Yourself in SPF
You may have squirmed or rolled your eyes as she coated you in Coppertone when you were little, but now you (hopefully!) get it: Applying—and reapplying, and reapplying—SPF is absolutely essential to staying safe in the sun and guarding your skin against wrinkles and age spots.
3. Don't Bite Your Nails
Whether her method entailed bitter-tasting treatments or candy rewards, we're thankful that she broke us of this habit. These days, our picture-perfect cuticles and well-buffed moons are the stuff 'manigrams are made of.
4. Wash Your Face Every. Single. Night.
Face washing once seemed like an unnecessary step in our nightly routine, but it's now an unskippable part of our skin-perfecting regimens.
5. A Curler Is Your Ticket to Big Lashes
What may have appeared to be a torture device at age eight became the saving grace of our teen years and beyond. Just a simple squeeze of a curler adds volume and pizzazz to otherwise blah lashes.
6. Wear a Scent People Can Remember You By
Is there a perfume you associate with your mom? We thought so. Decades later we understand the importance of aligning ourselves with a signature, unforgettable fragrance.
7. Stick With What Works
While we're all for experimentation, there's something to be said for our mother's loyalty to a timeless bob or nude nails. Some looks, just like their advice, really do never go out of style.


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Published on Feb 28, 2013 5:23 PM
BEIJING (REUTERS) - Two major Chinese military websites, including that of the Defence Ministry, were subject to about 144,000 hacking attacks a month last year, almost two-thirds of which came from the United States, the ministry said on Thursday.
This month, a US computer security company said a secretive Chinese military unit was likely behind a series of hacking attacks mostly targeting the United States, setting off a war of words between Washington and Beijing.
China denied the allegations and said it was the victim.
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The Orchard game by Haba has become our family's favourite board game for two major reasons. For one, it's a team game with no losers — you work as a team to pick the orchard's fruit before the raven wins the game… so it's the team against the raven; everyone wins or loses together (which is really great because it means there's no crying or gloating!). And two, because it's easy enough for our 2-year-old to play, and fun enough for older kids to play.
The game comes with cute little wooden fruit pieces and little baskets to fill. It is such a sweet little board game and I absolutely recommend it if you're looking for a great gift idea or simply to update your games cupboard. Available from Amazon (UK and US ).
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This painting is part of the group: The Four Times of Day
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This is the third in a series of four paintings - 'Morning', 'Midday', 'Afternoon' and 'Evening' - known also as Les Heures du Jour (The Hours of the Day).
Two women watch a man and a woman playing backgammon. Gaming was a popular pursuit among the leisured classes of 18th-century France.
Other paintings in this group: The Four Times of Day
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The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN